Atlanta Motorized Screens is an authorized MagnaTrack™ dealer installing motorized retractable porch screens and patio screens in Johns Creek, from the swim and tennis neighborhoods off Medlock Bridge and State Bridge Road to St Ives, Country Club of the South, the Atlanta Athletic Club, and the wooded lots along the Chattahoochee. Johns Creek was built on big porches: brick and stucco homes with a screened porch off the kitchen, a deck above the backyard, and often a pool. A lot of those porches still wear the insect screen they were built with.
The screens lower at a button press and disappear into the housing when the evening is right. Every project is measured on site during a free in-home consultation.
Three situations we see across Johns Creek, and what each one calls for.
Most Johns Creek homes came with a screened porch, and most of that screen is now twenty or thirty years old. Standard insect mesh keeps bugs out and does nothing else: no shade, no privacy, and it tears. We remove it and fit motorized retractable screens into the same openings, so the porch keeps its bones and gains everything it was missing.
Country Club of the South, St Ives, Rivermont, and the homes along the Atlanta Athletic Club share a view worth protecting and a bug problem worth solving. Fairways and the river corridor mean open sun across the back of the house all afternoon, and the water means mosquitoes from April until the first frost.
In the swim and tennis neighborhoods off Medlock Bridge, State Bridge, and Abbotts Bridge Road, the lots are generous but not private. The pool, the outdoor kitchen, and the covered patio all sit in view of the houses on either side. Screens turn that patio into a room you can use without an audience.
Any covered opening up to 30 feet wide and 20 feet tall, on the house or on a detached structure.
The porch off the kitchen that came with the house. Old mesh out, motorized screens in, and the porch finally has shade and privacy.
Under the deck or under its own roof. Screened for pollen, bugs, and the neighbor's sightline, open when the weather is right.
Insect mesh toward the yard, privacy mesh toward the next lot, clear vinyl for the off season.
Solar mesh over the grill and the table so a July cookout doesn't mean squinting into the sun.
Tracks mount to the posts and the housing tucks under the beam. An open frame becomes a room.
A screen across the garage opening turns it into a gym or workshop with airflow, shade, and no view in from the street.
Screens down from March into May. The yellow lands on the mesh and rinses off with a hose instead of settling into the cushions.
Insect mesh for the river mosquitoes, solar mesh for the afternoon sun. The porch stays in use through August.
A button press and the screens are gone. October in Johns Creek with nothing in the way.
Seals the room and holds the heat from the fireplace or a patio heater. Christmas dinner outside is not a stretch.
We measure and install across North Fulton and the rest of the metro. Serving Atlanta and the metro area, all the way to Lake Oconee.
Yes. Johns Creek is in the heart of our North Fulton service area, and we measure and install across the city, from the subdivisions off Medlock Bridge Road and State Bridge Road to the country club communities and the river lots along the Chattahoochee. Every project starts with a free in-home consultation.
Yes, and it is one of the most common Johns Creek projects. Many homes built in the 1990s and 2000s came with a screened porch that has sagging or torn mesh. We remove the old screen and install motorized retractable screens in the same openings, or fixed solar screens if you'd rather keep the porch enclosed. Either way you gain sun and glare control, daytime privacy, and better bug protection than the original mesh.
Most Johns Creek neighborhoods have an architectural review process, and screens that attach to the house usually need to go through it. We provide drawings, product specs, and color information for the application, and the housing and tracks are powder-coated to match your trim. We can't promise an approval, but a screen that disappears when it's retracted is a far easier conversation than a fence or a wall.
For most Johns Creek porches, solar mesh does the most work: it cuts afternoon sun and glare, gives daytime privacy from neighboring lots, and keeps bugs out. Homes backing up to the river or a creek often choose insect mesh for the finest bug protection. Clear vinyl is the pick for a porch you want to heat and use through the winter. We'll walk through all four MagnaTrack screen types during your consultation.
Yes. Any covered opening up to 30 feet wide and 20 feet tall can be screened, on the house or on a detached structure. Pool pavilions and outdoor kitchens are common in the swim and tennis neighborhoods, and a pergola becomes a room once the tracks mount to the posts and the housing tucks under the beam.
Free in-home consultations across Johns Creek, and across Atlanta and the metro area, all the way to Lake Oconee.
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